I am trying to reiterate through a for..next..loop using an integer (i). I would like to know when it is either a odd or an even number, insteading of using the simple version below:
if i = 1 or i=3 or i = 5 then
Response.Write "<tr " & strRowOdd & ">" & vbcrlf
else
Response.Write "<tr>" & vbcrlf
end if
I working on a project where we will be hosting several websites on the same server. These websites are built of a similar template and I want to use the URL as a key to get settings from the database. Is there a way to programatically get the website url in the application_onstart. I know I could hard code it in but that leaves things open to user error.
80070002 corresponding to line18: wshell.run (name).
When I copy & paste this command to prompt it works fine. Have tried other simple commands such as ping as they work fine. Any idea what error number could be or how I could output the error the prompt might be giving. Code:
I am attempting to solve a date/time formatting issue is VBScript ASP pages. The ASP pages needs to determine what time zone the client browser is in and tell a COM object.
The COM object then reads information from a proprietary file and formats the date/time into the appropriate time zone and returns the information to the ASP in an XML form.
My question is how do I determine the client's time Zone using VBScript in ASP pages?
I have a limited number of ad slots on my website, let's say there are 5. I have lots of people wanting to advertise in those slots, let's say there are 100. They each join the queue for an ad slot on a first- come, first-served basis.
I have been trying to find a way to determine the active date for a queued item. For the first five items in the queue it's easy, it's just the expiry date of the item in a live slot that expires first. For the next five queued items it's still easy, because it's just the expiry date of the item in the queue that will expire first.
HOWEVER, after that it becomes more complex, because the queued items will continually be slotting into live slots as live items expire. So my question is, is there a straightforward way, in ASP, of determining the active date for a queued item in a queue of arbitrary size?
I am trying to send a 'single' data type to a sql server db cell that is formatted for 'decimal' from asp/ado code and it is converting it to an integer. Should I be using some other data type in sql server?
I have a set of values like name,age,desg,salary,year etc . currently i am getting the values using max(year) and displaying the values year is integer in my sqlserver db If you go thru my code (see attachment) you would be able to understand.
Now the problem is if a person gets promoted or hike in his salary i have to display two differnt salary on the same year how do i do that. currently i am displaying the values based on the max(year) max(year)-1 etc. i cannot modify the database. i have to do some changes on my coding only. Please view my coding as attachment (3000.txt).
For example Name Age Desig Salary Year abc 35 CEO 39000 2004 abc 35 CFO 38000 2003 abc 35 CTO 37000 2002 abc 35 CTO 35000 2001 abc 35 Direcotr30000 2001
I have a set of values like name,age,desg,salary,year etc
currently i am getting the values using max(year) and displaying the values year is integer in my sqlserver db If you go thru my code (see attachment) you would be able to understand.
Now the problem is if a person gets promoted or hike in his salary i have to display two differnt salary on the same year how do i do that. currently i am displaying the values based on the max(year) max(year)-1 etc. i cannot modify the database. i have to do some changes on my coding only. Code:
we have a recordset return by a stored procedure from MS SQL. basically this recordset is an integer value, but when we are checking is value something strange happens :
if RS(0) = -1 then ... end
for example RS(0)=46 and anyway our program runs what is inside the if ...end structure..
how can we cast -1 to integer... something like in C++ : (int)(-1).... in order to make sure that -1 in integer.
is any way possible to convert a string, which is a string of a number, to an integer (using VBScript). If not, are there any other solutions to have a number that is a string, and add one to increase that number?
I get the EmpID from the form which is a variant. When I do the following, I get an overflow error. Can you suggest of a way I can convert this EmpID to a number?Code:
'Get the EmpID from the form strEmpID = cInt(Request.Form("empid"))
I am calling a javascript function in my asp. I am passing a recordset value, a 7 digit integer, to this javascript function. However, in the function this value is not coming in correctly. say for example i am passing 0360001, in the function when i pass it to another window, its going as 122881.
I am asuming its because of the size of the default integer data type. If you think thats the reason, how can set a long integer data type to this value, if that can be done in asp.
What is the function in ASP to see if an object / string is an integer?
I want to check the contents of a form, and if it's an integer, i.e a number, do something, else if it's a word do something else, and I'm not sure howto?
I have a form, that has a drop down menu with number of options eb. home, work, mobile etc. However when the choice is added to the database table it appears as a number inside the table, even though the field in the table is set to a text value (it is an MS Access DB) Why is this?
I am trying to update an integer field in an Access database with a null value (ie, make the field empty). It currently has an integer in it. Here's the code I've tried, which normally works for all other updates:
How does one switch a converted currency format back to a plain integer in Asp. I have tried Cint but this produces an overflow error for the following:
NewPrice = CInt(Request.Form.Item("NewPrice"))
Microsoft VBScript runtime (0x800A0006) Overflow: 'Cint'
I have a form with several fields that are updated to a DB as an integer. I am using this code to validate the fields:
iincidentdet = CInt(iincidentdet) If Err.number <> 0 Then strErrorMsg = strErrorMsg & "Your entry for integer_field could " & _ "not be converted to an integer! Remember that integers " & _ "need to be from -32,768 to 32,767.<br />" & vbCrLf Err.Clear End If
when I use my tab to pass by one of the integer fields which should be a 'zero' or null. Is there a way to default the fields to a null value?
I'm working on a site that inserts records into an Access database and Access assigns an auto-incrementing id for the record. How can I quickly figure out what id that was just created? I seem to remember there being a function for this....